mobile app from wlnc wlnc developed a mobile application for my nationwide cargo transportation business. From the start I was impressed with the way the platform allowed me to easily track the development progress and stay in touch with the developers. it was so convenient. As for the application itself, everything works well with an up-to-date design. OK, so they slightly missed the deadline, but it wasn't a great problem for me.

We use Welovenocode as an outsourced no-code devs department We use Welovenocode as a kind of outsourced remote team of developers. We have many product teams inside the organization. I lead educational products and we started working with them a few months ago. Now one more team has already started working with these guys and our team of AI mobility will soon hire Welovenocode as well. They make our MVPs and help to run product tests at rocket speed and high quality. Highly recommended.

Charged my card multiple times without… Charged my card multiple times without my consent, for non-existent projects, even after multiple requests to close and delete my account. Project managers/customer success is a mess. Dashboards for tracking project progress and billing are broken. Can't see projects or time logged by developers. Unable to remove my card on file so it keeps getting charged.

My experience with WLNC Before I found WLNC, I had many doubts since I could have hired a good freelancer in general. But after the initial contact with the manager, they assured me that they would create a website for my business in the best possible way, so I went ahead with them. Boy, what an excellent decision. In just over a month, the team made me cracking website with excellent design. Overall, I was very satisfied.

I do not recommend working for this… I do not recommend working for this company. The founder lacks experience in dealing with candidates. The response of 'I do not think you would be happy to work with us' is the most shocking answer I have ever heard throughout my 16-year career. Perhaps he has good coding skills, but when it comes to communication and handling business matters, he has a lot to learn in a professional manner. It is evident that he is attempting to emulate the success of Mark Zuckerberg